Order of variables in an array aggregation

I have an array aggregation which should be taking a series of variables as its input. I set the variables via a set multiple variables (for ease).

The output JSON looks like this example

[
{
“blueprintID”: 409,
“Item name”: “Polyester Blanket”,
“Brand”: “Generic brand”,
“item description”: “This ultra-soft fleece blanket is a perfect throw or wrap for the couch or beach! Super soft and comfortable, you’ll feel snuggly and securely wrapped up for whatever chill you’re trying to keep away. It’s also lightweight, durable and easy to clean - just machine wash. Grab this gem of a blanket for those chilly nights outdoors or by the TV. .:95% Polyester 3% Viscose 2% Spandex\n.:One side print\n.:Water-absorbent”,
“item image”: “https://images.printify.com/5d25ecc6ce7a9c0cc860a483”,
“print provier ID”: 14,
“print prover name”: “ArtsAdd”,
"print provider country ": “CN”,
“image heights”: “7500”,
“image width”: “6000”,
“image placement”: “front”,
“variant name”: “60" × 50"”,
“variant ID”: 62016,
“colour”: null,
“size”: “60" × 50"”,
“shipping”: null
}
]

I tick all the variables I need in the array I need as above and this list is in the same order. Yet the input bundle has an example like this:

{
“size”: “60" × 50"”,
“Brand”: “Generic brand”,
“colour”: null,
“shipping”: null,
“Item name”: “Polyester Blanket”,
“item image”: “https://images.printify.com/5d25ecc6ce7a9c0cc860a483”,
“variant ID”: 62016,
“blueprintID”: 409,
“image width”: “6000”,
“variant name”: “60" × 50"”,
“image heights”: “7500”,
“image placement”: “front”,
“item description”: “This ultra-soft fleece blanket is a perfect throw or wrap for the couch or beach! Super soft and comfortable, you’ll feel snuggly and securely wrapped up for whatever chill you’re trying to keep away. It’s also lightweight, durable and easy to clean - just machine wash. Grab this gem of a blanket for those chilly nights outdoors or by the TV. .:95% Polyester 3% Viscose 2% Spandex\n.:One side print\n.:Water-absorbent”,
“print provier ID”: 14,
“print prover name”: “ArtsAdd”,
"print provider country ": “CN”
}

Why have they gone out of order?

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When you are asking about the order what are you refering to? The order of the fields and values or are there multiple bundles being produced and that is what is out of order?

Also can you provide a screenahot of what you scenario looks like.

The order of the fields.

I was bulk uploading rows to a google sheet straight after as well but the order of the columns did not match. Even if I converted to using google sheets formatting in the aggregator itself it did not work.

However I seemed to have solved it by widening the array aggregation from just where I created the variables to the entire series of related modules. It oddly now works.

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